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Monthly Archives: December 2006
Wikipedia co-founder to come after search engines.
I’m not convinced by his Search Wikia project. Google can still sleep like a log at nights —at least, Google’s Matt Cutts will.
Legalized Internet Gaming in New York
A buried NY Post article has the details, so far, just for horses: Racing and Wagering Board yesterday issued guidelines for internet wagering in N.Y. State, which becomes legal Jan. 22. NYRA is optimistic it will have its internet betting … Continue reading
Sports vs. Non-Sports Divestiture
Regarding the Trade Exchange Network’s announcement that it is divesting its sports related business, this is what I have cross-posted on CaveatBettor I don’t really like this development, because it appears to bifurcate capital and traders into separate, smaller universes … Continue reading
Eggs were around long before the first chicken arrived.
The debate can finally be laid to rest.
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Blogger Robin Hanson finally listens to Jakob Nielsen. + Branding
It was time. I notice that blogger Robin Hanson puts his most important sentence in bold, now. GOOD. You’re making real progress, man. (For example, see his last blog post: Benefit of Doubt = Bias.) – I got criticized last … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce
Tagged actress, Alex Forshaw, Chris Hibbert, Dell, eBay, Google, Internet citizens DO NOT READ, Internet usability practice, Jakob Nielsen, Jason Ruspini, Justin Wolfers, Nike, prediction markets, Robin Hanson, Tom Bell, Yahoo!, Zocalo
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Trading Technologies – Order-entry software platform for retail futures traders
In early 2007, Trading Technologies International will introduce TT_TRADER, a high-performance order-entry software platform designed specifically for retail futures traders.
TradeSports trader to TEN CEO John Delaney: WINK, WINK.
From a TradeSports trader: [...] I like the idea of this [split] and [fully] understand why [it's] being done. — Ah. – Could… Could it… Could it be that… Could it be that the true reason for the TradeSports-InTrade reorganizing … Continue reading
Add search capabilities to Google Reader
Life Hacker on how to add search capabilities to Google Reader: The process requires you to export your subscription list, create your own search engine with Google Co-Op, then import the sub list. Pretty clever workaround, though you’ll have to … Continue reading
Posted in Information Technology
Tagged Chris Masse, George Tziralis, Google, search capabilities, Search Engine, Yahoo!
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The answer from Inkling Markets
… has sent this (in response to the previous piece): Hi Chris, The reason the names have become the way they are are because we now have multiple products, so we found ourselves in a situation where “Inkling” is a … Continue reading